Antioch University-Seattle

Private · WA

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School data & stats

TypePrivate

LocationWA · West

SettingUrban

Undergrads74

Student:faculty7:1

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Community

Racial diversity50%

Gender diversity79.7%

International0%

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Overview

Antioch University-Seattle is the Pacific Northwest campus of the adult-and-graduate-focused Antioch University system, serving working adults and graduate students rather than a traditional undergraduate population. Its programs concentrate heavily on psychology, counseling, education, and social change, reflecting Antioch's broader progressive, practitioner-oriented identity, and most coursework is structured around evening, low-residency, or hybrid formats built for students balancing school with jobs or family responsibilities.

Academics

Psychology and counseling are the campus's clear strength, including programs training students toward licensure as therapists or counselors, taught with a strong emphasis on practicum and applied clinical experience alongside coursework. Education and applied behavior analysis programs round out the offerings, and across departments the teaching style favors cohort-based, discussion-driven classes over large lectures, consistent with the adult-learner population the campus serves.

After graduation

Graduates from the psychology and counseling programs commonly move into licensed clinical practice, school counseling, or behavioral health roles across the region, and the practicum-heavy training gives them direct clinical hours before graduation. Education graduates typically move into regional teaching or school leadership roles, consistent with the campus's applied, career-focused orientation.

Worth knowing

This is not a traditional four-year undergraduate campus — most programs serve adult learners already working or raising families, delivered through schedules built around that reality rather than a conventional residential college calendar. A social-justice and community-engagement orientation runs through the curriculum and campus culture across departments.

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Admissions

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Deadlines (2026–27 cycle)

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